Reaper Miniatures barbarian-types. I think this one is meant to be evil...
... and this one's meant to be a Hero.
Never would have guessed it, would you?
These are examples of the black undercoat technique in all it's glory, usually with a base, mid and highlight colour. The skin on Mr Muscles up top has about six highlights on it, all very thin, to get the smoothest transition between highlights I could manage. Sepia ink glazes to tie the layering together. Looking at them, I realise how much I owe Marvel Comics and Dark Horse (and Games Workshop) in the visualisation of these figures!
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Showing posts with label Hyborea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hyborea. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Noodling about on the Net
As in the title, I was poking about on the internet and stumbled across this:
http://martianchess.blogspot.com/2010/11/royal-armies-of-hyborean-age-1975.html
Which led me to the back of a 1985 issue of Marvel Comics "The Savage Sword of Conan" featuring on the back cover an advertisement for players to join the play by mail campaign "Hyborean War". You could "Join the tens of thousands nationally who are enjoying the vivid interactive games only made possible in the last few years by recent advances in computer technology.
And then there is this:
http://conanvault.ign.com/wiki/index.php/Hyboria_Map
And this:
http://billinghurst.spalding.gen.nz/Webstuff/hobbies/armatihyboria.html
And to think I was foolish enough to plan on working on some of my French cavalry and Anglo-Prussian infantry some time in the near future.
Help! I'm all over the place.
http://martianchess.blogspot.com/2010/11/royal-armies-of-hyborean-age-1975.html
Which led me to the back of a 1985 issue of Marvel Comics "The Savage Sword of Conan" featuring on the back cover an advertisement for players to join the play by mail campaign "Hyborean War". You could "Join the tens of thousands nationally who are enjoying the vivid interactive games only made possible in the last few years by recent advances in computer technology.
And then there is this:
http://conanvault.ign.com/wiki/index.php/Hyboria_Map
And this:
http://billinghurst.spalding.gen.nz/Webstuff/hobbies/armatihyboria.html
And to think I was foolish enough to plan on working on some of my French cavalry and Anglo-Prussian infantry some time in the near future.
Help! I'm all over the place.
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